Posted on Dec 6, 2018
What are the career outlooks for 35F, 35M, and 35N?
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I am looking into joining the 35 but wondering what is the goods and bads for each branch? 35F/35M/35N. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you.
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35F-Enlisted: Intelligence Analyst
35M: Human Intelligence Collector
35N: Signals Intelligence Analyst
35F-Enlisted: Intelligence Analyst 35M: Human Intelligence Collector 35N: Signals Intelligence Analyst
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35N. Top of the 35 series pyramid. Endless career opportunities, both tactical and strategic. Big Army, Group, Skills, etc. Too many opportunities to list. Excellent opportunities if you get out and work as a contractor.
And you rarely have to go to Huachuca.
And you rarely have to go to Huachuca.
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how long would be the AIT training and what would be the possible location? Does it have any requirements to join 35N?? Would it be helpful if I speak more than 1 language? Thanks a lot
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35n AIT is at Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX. About 25 weeks. After you’re MOS qualified, you can really go anywhere. There are the big hubs like DC, Georgia, Colorado, Hawaii and Texas, but 35N is in high demand and it’ s low density. England, Australia, Japan, Korea, etc...there are opportunities everywhere.
Language qualified Novembers are always in high demand. But it’s not a requirement. 35P is cryptolinguist, but honestly, it’s a vastly misused MOS in the Army.
Requirements. Check with a recruiter, but I think you need a GT score of 108+. Generally, patience and ‘Stick-to-it-tiveness’ are good traits to have. Lots of problem solving and figuring sh*t out.
Language qualified Novembers are always in high demand. But it’s not a requirement. 35P is cryptolinguist, but honestly, it’s a vastly misused MOS in the Army.
Requirements. Check with a recruiter, but I think you need a GT score of 108+. Generally, patience and ‘Stick-to-it-tiveness’ are good traits to have. Lots of problem solving and figuring sh*t out.
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SGT (Join to see) I've got a 121 for my GT score in ASVAB test. So for 35N, what's the upward growth opportunity? For MOS, do you get assigned to the big hub fresh out of AIT or it depends on where needs 35N? Thanks in advance!
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Upward growth opportunity is excellent. Out of AIT, options are really open. While it’s needs of the Army, the Army needs 35Ns everywhere. If you want to go airborne, even better.
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As SGT stated, 35N will definitely have the most opportunities. It's a great MOS with a lot of training opportunities, great networking and big demand in civilian or contractor side.
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35N for 8 years. Huge promotion potential right now and as previously stated, you can do a lot with the job both in and out of the Army. I highly recommend the MOS if you’re eligible.
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